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Message   Digital Man    Netsurge   Re: email <-> netmail gate   July 29, 2019
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  Re: Re: email <-> netmail gate
  By: Netsurge to Digital Man on Mon Jul 29 2019 11:38 pm

 >  DM> It's the other way around. Mail received via SMTP can be addressed to
 >  DM> de>.n<net>.z<zone>.fidonet and the mail message will be stored as
 >  DM> FidoNet sysop@f<no l message which SBBSecho can then pack/route/etc.
 >
 > So it has to be properly addressed to
 > name@f<f>.n<n>.z<z>/fidonet.yourdomain.com ?

No. It has to be addressed to "name@f<f>.n<n>.z<z>.fidonet". But if you receive
 a netmail message on a Synchronet system and you receive/read your mail in an
Internet email program, you just hit "reply" in your Internet email program and
 it uses the address of the sender in the proper format automatically.

I have added common mail sender to my address book so I can just start an email
 to them and not worry about the address or format. If it's Fido netmail, then
it is. I don't even notice.

 > If so, would it properly route it if you used an alternate net's zone?

Yes, assuming SBBSecho is configured to route mail.

 > For
 > example, my SciNet node number is 77:1/100 so if another SciNet node
 > received and email address to netsurge@f100.n1.z77.fidonet.theirdomain.org
 > it would route it to me?

No.

If the SciNet node was running the Synchronet mail server, it could receive
mail for "netsurge@f100.n1.z77.fidonet" from an authenticated user and it would
 store it as a FidoNet netmail message and treat it appropriately (sending
direct or routing or whatever) - just as if that user had sent the netmail
message from the BBS.

 > If so then that takes care of inbound gating, can sbbs do outbound gating?

It does all kinds of outbound gating, but I'm not sure if it does exactly what
you're looking for.

 > Can I then netmail UUCP to the node's node with To: somename@email.com as
 > the first line of the body and have it email it out using the same email
 > convention as above?

No, it doesn't do that.

                                            digital man

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